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Haci Osman Karaaslan
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. Haci Osman Karaaslan İtalik yazı (d: 1927 Puturge, Malatya TURKIYE) Haci Osman Aga CANBEG Asiretinin lideridir.Babasinin vefatindan sonra 9 yasinda asiretin basina gecmistir. Soyu 6 asira kadar bilinir, Hasan Karaosman'a dayanir. Kendisi, cok sevilen sayilan ve taninan buyuk bir Asiret reisidir. Puturgede buyuk toprak sahibidir. Sozunun kanun gibi oldugundan aileler arasindaki kavgayi barisa goturur. Kardesi Ahmet karaaslan'in bagimsiz Millet Vekili olmasini saglamistir. Risvan Asiretinin damadidir, 6 cocugu vardir Mustafa KARAASLAN Memet Akif KARAASLAN(Haci Esat Karaaslan, Hasan Ali Karaaslan) Saban KARAASLAN
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. For David Zigman (Jason Priestley) and his three best friends gambling is a way of life, where money won is twice as sweet as money earned. Now they're about to make the biggest bet of their gambling careers and there's a lot more to lose than money. When the stakes are high, love, loyalty and blood can be sacrificed in the final game of winner take all.
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Zigs (film)
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Zigs is a 2001 film starring Jason Priestley, Jeremy Blackman, Dinah Manoff and Alicia Coppola. The film was written and directed by Mars Callahan.
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. For David Zigman (Jason Priestley) and his three best friends gambling is a way of life, where money won is twice as sweet as money earned. Now they're about to make the biggest bet of their gambling careers and there's a lot more to lose than money. When the stakes are high, love, loyalty and blood can be sacrificed in the final game of winner take all.
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Paul Tynan
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Paul Tynan (born 7th February, Fort Erie,Ontario Canada)is a Canadian composer and trumpet and flugelhorn player. He attended Suny Potsdam's Crane School of Music, and the University of North Texas. While at UNT, he was featured in performance and on recordings with the One O'Clock Lab Band. Paul first gained international notoriety as the winner of the 2000 Downbeat magazine music student music awards for best instrumental soloist, in the university division. He has since released four recording (Radio Infrequency, Digital/spirtual, Freedom and Jealousy, and NJPT) on the NohJoh Music label as a leader and has recorded or performed with Chris Potter, Jim Black, Django Bates, Joey Baron, Michael and Randy Brecker, Bob Brookmeyer, Bobby Selvaggio, Kenny Werner, Kenny Wheeler, Lynn Seaton, Aaron Lington, Dan Haerle, and The Dallas Jazz Orchestra and Ben Street.
Sources[edit]sources The Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians, http://newarkwww.rutgers.edu/IJS/porter/t_list.html#Tynan International Trumpet Guild Journal, January 2007 issue. Downbeat, June 2000 issue. CD review, www.allaboutjazz.com/reviews/r1002_033.htm CD Review, www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=26821 CD Review, www.jazzreview.com/cdreview.cfm?ID=3334 Edwards Instruments, www.edwards-instruments.com/trumpet/artists/tynan.shtml
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Herman Tumurcuoglu
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Sozosha College of Design
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Sozosha College of Design is located in the heart of Osaka, a region historically known for its performing arts and cuisine. Surrounded by advertising agencies, newspaper and publishing companies and TV stations, students are at the hub of the latest trends in an environment providing inspiration for designers. Sources[edit]http://www.mcad.edu/showPage.php?pageID=1437 http://www.sozosha.ac.jp/index.html 66.41.184.33 (talk) 03:22, 25 November 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-11-25
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Bhupesh Mansukhani (SME - Windows Installer)
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Bhupesh Mansukhani (Born February, 10th 1982, India) is best known for his works in Microsoft Technologies and Windows Installer. Bhupesh is a subject matter expert in Windows Installer, Microsoft Visual Studio and Windows technology. He is rated as a number 3 expert in AppDeploy.com;[1]furthermore he was a registered member of Australian Computer Society (ACS) in 2003-2004[2]. He is been contributing to various websites like AppDeploy.com[3] on subjects like Windows Installer[4] and Ghosting technologies[5]. Bhupesh started a group of his own at Yahoo Groups[6] for sharing knowledge on the platform of Application Packaging and Wise Package Studio[7] and is better known as WiseSupport[8] at Yahoo Groups. For his works in IT he has been awarded and nominated various times by Fortune 500 Companies in India such as HCL, Microland, Orange Business Services and many others. Bhupesh is also a recipient of award from IIFS[9](Indian International Friendship Society) for "Enriching Human life and outstanding attainments". See Also[edit]Bob Kelly - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Kelly_%28author%29 Sources[edit]1. http://www.appdeploy.com/messageboards/forumratings.asp 2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Computer_Society 4. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_installer 5. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norton_Ghost 7. http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/wisesupport/ 8. http://tech.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/wisesupport/photos/view/320d?b=2 9. http://geocities.com/bhupeshfast/ - Section "Click to see my latest achievement" 122.162.91.8 (talk) 19:25, 25 November 2007 (UTC)Shiva Kumar
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Darkroom Productions
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Air War
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Track Listing[edit]1. "Air War" - 2:24 2. "Air War" (David Wolf Remix) - 3:21 Sources[edit]http://myspace.com/troublerecordings
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Haci Osman Karaaslan
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Professor Nafees Siddiqui
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After getting retired from Islamabad College for Boys, he established his own chain of Rawalpindi Public Schools and Colleges in early 80's. He has served in numerous other capacities in government and private sector projects. He has also been associated with a couple of international NGO's. He is still supervising Rawalpindi Grammar School in Satellite Town and spends his evenings imparting knowledge to the youth. Professor Nafees Siddiqui, now 60, loves to read and educate- something he has done all his life. When free, he loves to work in his garden and longs to play with kids. Sources[edit]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadet_College_Petaro 212.62.127.99 (talk) 07:15, 25 November 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-11-25
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Yusuffali M A
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Profile[edit]Mr. Yusuff Ali M A is the Managing Director of EMKE Group; a UAE based Business Empire that runs the Lulu Hypermarket & Supermarket chains across the Middle East. Mr. Yusuff Ali was born in a business family in the tiny state of Kerala in India. It was his own hard work and dedication that helped to build up a business empire that is well accepted and respected throughout the Middle East. Mr. Yusuff Ali, an ambitious go getter, aims to take his business global, and be a nightmare for his competitors. As a businessman, Mr. Yusuff is well recognized in the Arab World. Mr. Yusuff has warm relationship with the ruling family of all the GCC countries. He is often considered as the informal ambassador of India while handling issues of political importance. He often acts as a link between Indian politicians and the ruling families and facilitates political harmony between those nations and India. As a recognition for his contribution to the economy of the United Arab Emirates, he was elected as the Board Member of the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, one of the only two expatriates to occupy the position. EMKE Group[edit]EMKE Group operates popular brands of retail chain stores that include the renowned Lulu chain of supermarkets, department stores, hypermarkets and now shopping malls. EMKE Group operates in the UAE, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Hong Kong, China, Kenya, Tanzania and Benin. Al Falah Plaza and Emirates General Market are other popular retail chains operated by the group. EMKE Group's retail chains cater to over 200,000 customers everyday and enjoy over 32% of the total retail market share within the GCC. With the opening of forthcoming stores and malls the Group's market share is sure to increase. Ranked as one of the biggest Indian-owned conglomerates in the Gulf, the group's employee profile offers a snapshot of multi-ethnicity, employing more than 18,000 people from over 29 countries. Positions[edit]• Managing Director - EMKE Group (UAE Based multinational). • Chairman - Lakeshore Hospital & Research Center, India. • Director Board Member - Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry. • Director - Cochin International Airport Ltd, India. • Director - Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation, India. • Former Special Invitee to the Board of Directors – Air India & Indian Airlines Ltd. (1997 – 98). • Former Member – Central Wakf Council, Government of India. • Chairman – Muslim Educational Society Medical College, Kerala. • Chief Patron – Le Mer Public School • Vice chairman –Abu Dhabi Indian School, U.A.E. • Director – Non-Resident Keralites Affairs Committee (NORKA ROOTS), Govt. of Kerala. • Director – Air Kerala International Services Ltd. • Director – Air Kerala International Services Ltd. • Managing Director – Lulu International Convention Centre, India. • Managing Director – Lulu International Shopping Mall, India. Achievements[edit]• Mena OECD Investor Of The Year 2006 award from H.E. Dr. Salem Bin Nasser Al Ismaili, Executive President of OCIPED for generating significant employment opportunities through his investments in the sultanate of Oman. • Best Exporter's Award from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (APEDA) (2005, 2004, 2003, 2001, 1999, 1997, 1996) for the excellent export performance in the agriculture and processed meat products category. • Best Exporter's award from the Indian Silk Export Promotion Council (2003, 1997, 1996) for excellence in export of Indian silks. • Rajiv Gandhi Award (2006) – by Hon’ble Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Shri. Murali Deora – for his contribution as an NRI businessman in furthering India’s bilateral ties with the Middle East and for generating highest employment opportunities for Indians abroad. • India International Gold Award 1992 from Mr. R.L Bhatia the Union Minister of State for External Affairs - for his outstanding contribution as an NRI Exporter. • Gold Trophy from Synthetic and Rayon Textile Export Promotion Council (SRTEPC)(2002-2001) for excellence in export of Indian Synthetic & Rayon. • Pravasi Bharatiya Samman Award (2005) – by the then Hon’ble President of India Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam – The highest Indian Government award conferred on Non-resident Indians at Mumbai in January, 2005. • P.V. Sami Memorial Award (2006) – by Former Union Minister of State for Finance Shri. M.P. Veerendra Kumar M.P. – for his longtime contributions in industrial, social, educational and cultural fields. Sources[edit]www.yusuffali.com www.emkegroup.com Yousuf1234 (talk) 07:55, 25 November 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-11-25
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Bill Dance
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.tv Corporation
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. The .tv Corporation International is a leading provider of Web identity services worldwide and the exclusive worldwide source for web addresses ending in .tv. The .tv Corporation provides domain name registration services and a suite of value-added products and services that enable customers to establish unique Web identities. The company is dedicated to creating the premier place on the Web where companies, organizations and individuals can manage all of their domain name needs. 80.178.43.204 (talk) 08:13, 25 November 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-11-25
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I-Descartes Masci
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Terminology[edit]Named after the French mathematician Rene Descartes. This is the third in the chronological list of the sections of the first year level in Manila Science High School. Current Status[edit]The class is currently under the supervision of Mrs. Edna Lee, their teacher in Technology and Livelihood Education. They are one of the sections who have reached completion of members for four quarters straight. Homeroom Officers[edit]President:Princess Camille Patron Vice President: Jueliand Peter Perez Secretary:Myrriam Adelle Co Treasurer: Ena Marie Tovillo Auditor: Kathlyn Ravanilla Public Information Officers: Filipino: Alexander Padilla English: Ralph Aaron Aguinaldo Business Manager: Jeneson Gualvez Peace Officers: Boys: Remigio Callanta Girls: Pamela Justin Lite Muse: Hermelissa Coroza Escort: Joey Angeles Adviser: Mrs. Edna Lee Boys[edit]Jesper Abolencia The smallest boy, yet ironically the oldest, in the class. His round face and chubby features has earned him the title "Jollibee". He is also known as a quick and clumsy kid due to his interpretations on the characters of the anime, Naruto. Although he's the oldest, he is still humble and cheerful to everyone Eduardo Acosta, Jr. Known for having the looks of a natural Filipino student on the streets, his attitude and angst had a good and cool impression from the class. He is usually compared to Edu Manzano and Dennis Trillo. Even if he's a little foolish, he is still responsible and conscious on most of his acts. Ralph Aaron Aguinaldo He is the president in Filipino class, though he excels more in English and Science, and known for having a close relationship with his mother. For no known reasons, he is usually seen looking up at a distance high above when alone or sitting alone in a dark corridor. He can be cranky at times(especially the silly Papaya Dance) but more admirable when serious. Mark Angelo Aldon The baby of the class, he is actually too young to be a first year high school student at the age of seven. His cute and chubby face made him look soft, though he is hotheaded at times. He is given utmost care considering that he has a heart illness. Joey Angeles He contributed a lot to the popularity of the class. As the class clown, he is very foolish, confident and noisy. His family tree is the largest in the class. Often a troublemaker, his acts can be despised at times. His presence can be so distracting but he can still add color to a dull day. Sources[edit]http://www.profiles.friendster.com/descartesadiks/ 122.53.121.93 (talk) 08:20, 25 November 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-11-25
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Enrico Accatino
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One the most Italian modern artist. Student in Felice Casorati's private atelier, graduated from the Rome Fine Arts Academy. After the Second World War transferred to Paris. There, during the inspiring post-war years he mixed with artists such as Severini, Giacometti, Laurens, Picasso, Pignon and Manessier. Accatino's work from 1940 to 1957 is characterized by a figurative tendency, inspired by social themes, one which distinguished him from the ideological - political realism reigning in Italy in that period. A strong human sentiment, directed towards redemption from pain and misery, is expressed by an essential constructionist symbolism (Fisherman, Tuna fishing, Mothers cycles). After a decade in Paris, he won a scholarship from the Belgian American Education Foundation which took him to Belgium, Holland, U.K. in 1956. The first of his aniconic paintings, strongly geometrical works sustained by controlled colour vibrations (grays, whites, blacks, rusty browns and blues) were created in the second half of the fifties. In this period he began to investigate circularity, the theme which was to imprint all of his later graphic, painted and 3-dimensional works as circles, disks, ellipses, collages (Carrte costruite). "The Eclipse" (1959) offers a unique point of view on what may be defined as the "praise of shadow", while "The Great Ring" (bronze, 1970) conducts us into the passionate "research of light" of Accatino poetry. A dedicated art student and theorist, Accatino has often deeply researched fundamental aesthetic categories, such as colour, abstraction and 3-dimensionalism. A strenuous supporter of a new Italian culture tied to textiles (Fiber art, from 1966 he was intensely dedicated to the re-launching of tapestry as language in Italy and in Europe, creating bi- and tri-dimensional solutions such his double faced diaphragm tapestries, plastic elements suspended in space. During his long and intense artistic career he attained important national and international recognition, and many of his works are conserved in museums and private collections in Italy and abroad (Galleria Nazionale Arte Moderna GNAM, Vatican Museum, Simon Wiesenthal Foundation). From 1960 to 1964 he was responsible for the planning of a new method of teaching art, through hundreds of television transmissions (RAI - Radio Televisione Italiana). In 1980 was awarded a gold medal by the President of the Italian Republic for "Benemerito della Scuola, della Cultura e dell'Arte". Is “Grande Ufficiale” of Italian Republic and the winner of the first “Marzotto award”.
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Koan Generative Music Software
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Koan was actually an architecture named the SSEYO Koan Interactive Audio Platform (SKIAP). This consisted of the core Koan generative music engine (the SSEYO Koan Generative Music Engine (SKME), a set of authoring tools (SSEYO Koan Pro and SSEYO Koan X), a set of standalone Koan Music player (SSEYO Koan Plus, SSEYO Koan File Player and SSEYO Koan Album Player) and a plug-in for internet browsers such as Internet Explorer and Netscape. The Koan generative music engine was very deep; this is partially because of the long history of the product; development of the Koan engine started in 1990, when SSEYO was founded. By 1992 the first version went into beta testing. The first Koan software ("SSEYO Koan Plus", a Koan file player and associated recordings on CD) was publically released in 1994, and distributed by Koch Media. The first Koan Pro authoring tool was released in 1995. In 1995 SSEYO managed to bring Koan to the attention of Brian Eno; and it turned out that Eno was interested in using Koan. Brian Eno started creating Koan pieces with Koan Pro which, in April 1996, lead to the publication of his seminal title "Generative Music 1 with SSEYO Koan software". This was a boxed product containing a floppy disk, on which was the SSEYO Koan Plus player and a set of 12 Koan generative music pieces authored by Eno. Eno's early relationship with Koan was captured in his 1996 diary "Year with Swollen Appendices". The Koan Pro software was available for Windows (16-bit and 32-bit) and Macintosh 8/9, but never integrated well with desktop audio workstations (DAWs/sequencers), as there was never an audio plug-in version of Koan. Although the SKIAP was developed until 2001, the last extension of the SKME itself was in 1998, as SSEYO concentrated on developing technology around the music engine, including real-time music synthesis and a highly programmable internet browser plug-in wrapper. The SSEYO Koan Plugin for web browers was programmable in real-time through JavaScript, and was used to create several interesting interactive applications for web browsers. By 2001, Koan included a modular synthesizer; the Koan engine also by then featured a file format referred to by SSEYO as "Vector Audio", which allowed very complicated generative pieces, complete with full synthesizer sound descriptions, to be delivered in only a few thousand bytes of plain text within a webpage. This development led to SSEYO being awarded the 2001 BAFTA Interactive Award for Technical Innovation. SSEYO eventually got acquired by Tao Group Limited, who folded in 2007. As a result, Koan and the Koan Pro authoring tool are no longer available. Koan continued to be popular with artists, and was featured at the Ars Electronica event in 2003, in a 96-hour event playing live Koan music from various artists over a 160,000 watt PA in Linz's Klangpark on the banks of the Danube. This was known as the "Dark Symphony" project. In 2007, the original creators of Koan (Pete Cole and Tim Cole) founded a company called intermorphic (http://www.intermorphic.com), to create a new generative system called noatikl. noatikl can import data from the old Koan system; and offers a variety of audio plug-in implementations for easy integration with desktop audio tool chains in a very modern context. Sources[edit]http://www.musictherapyworld.de/modules/mmmagazine/showarticle.php?articletoshow=136 "Is the Future of Music Generative?" by Paul Brown http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Year_with_Swollen_Appendices Brian Eno - a Year With Swollen Appendices (documents his use of Koan) http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayAbstract;jsessionid=62314C698A9F988305624990BA2F8177.tomcat1?fromPage=online&aid=358198 "Electronic, aesthetic and social factors in Net music" by GOLO FÖLLMER http://www.aec.at/en/archives/festival_archive/festival_catalogs/festival_artikel.asp?iProjectID=12534 "Floating Points—Dark Symphony" - Ars Electronica 2003 http://brainop.media.mit.edu/online/net-music/net-instrument/Thesis.html "Computer Generated Music Composition" by Chong (John) Yu http://www.sundaydance.co.uk/news/news3.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BAFTA_Interactive_Entertainment_Awards#Technical_Innovation http://www.cise.ufl.edu/~fishwick/music/heads.html 80.42.0.169 (talk) 10:52, 25 November 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-11-25
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Jam of the week
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Jam of the week is a new feature on 3121.com, the official Prince & The NPG site. Every week a new song or video is posted. These songs have been posted so far: 2007 10-12 Here I Come (4:30) mp3 / 6.18MB / 192kBit/s 2007 10-21 Love (Acoustic) (3:38) mp3 / 5.00MB / 192kBit/ 2007 10-28 Chelsea Rodgers Video (4:14) flv / 36.9MB News/ 2007 11-03 Take Me With You - Live in London O2 - 2007 09-21 (2:53) Video (flv) / 18.2MB 2007 11-08 PFUnk (7:36) mp3/ 10.4MB / 192kBit/s News Thread 2007 11-17 F.U.N.K. (7:36) mp3/ 10.4MB / 192kBit/s (retitled/same version as PFUnk - Now aviable on iTunes) 2007 11-19 Splash (4:02) mp3 / 5.54MB / 192kBit/s (previously released on NPGMC) The current Jam Of The Week is “Splash”. The sound greatly improved upon, Prince re-mixed this jam 4 inclusion among the numerous NPG Music Club releases and now xclusively here on 3121. Longtime orchestral collaborator Clare Fischer did the string arrangements. Guitar and vocal arrangements were done by Wendy and Lisa. This Prince composition was one of the 1st songs Prince allowed the women 2 work on without his iron hand present. Susannah is also a featured vocalist on this gem. It’s fun 2 try and pick out who’s singing which note 4 those who can tell. :) 2007 11-25 Eye Wish U Heaven (Pt. 2 +3) (7:27) mp3/ 10.2MB / 192 kBit/s (edit from 1988)
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John W. Beckwith (Bishop)
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Life[edit]Beckwith was graduated from Trinity College, Hartford in 1852 and two years later was ordained as a deacon and later priest in the Episcopal Church. Before the Civil War, he served in North Carolina and Maryland. During the war, he served as a chaplain in the Confederacy on General Hardee's staff. Following the Civil War, Beckwith served churches in Demopolis, Alabama and Deer Creek, Mississippi. Late in 1865 accepted a call to serve Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in New Orleans as its rector. He served that church for three years before being elected as the second Bishop of the Diocese of Georgia. He was consecrated as Bishop on April 2, 1868 in St. John's Church, Savannah. Beckwith served as Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Georgia for 23 years during the difficult period of reconstruction. There were 31 churches in the diocese at the time of his consecration. At his death, there were 53 churches and five missions. In 1887-1888, Bishop Beckwith spent five months abroad preaching in Anglican Churches in Italy, France, England, Egypt and Palestine. His final annual report came at the sixty eighth convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Georgia held in Milledgeville in May 1890. In his address at that convention he told the delegates, "I have not for years looked forward to the future with as much hope as now....All over the Diocese, among clergy and laity, there seems to be an increase in aggressive work on churchly lines."[1] He died November 23, 1890. Sources[edit]The Episcopal Church in Georgia 1733-1957, by Henry Thompson Malone published by The Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Atlanta, 1960) 69.130.79.235 (talk) 12:37, 25 November 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-11-25
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Danny Little Bear (1926-May 12, 1991) was an American professional wrestler who competed in North American regional promotions including the National Wrestling Alliance, particularly the Central States and Gulf Coast territories, where he remained one of the regions most popular stars during the 1960s and 70s. His feuds with Yasu Fuji & Chati Yokochi and Black Angus Campbell and manager Percival A. Friend were the cause of frequent riots and arrests in the St. Joseph-Kansas City area during the summer of 1972. He also had a successful stint in Stu Hart's Stampede Wrestling, holding the promotions Stampede Wrestling North American Heavyweight Championship for much of early 1974. Early career[edit]Born in Jonesboro, Georgia, he made his professional wrestling debut in 1956 at age 30. Spending the next several years competing in various Southeastern regional promotions, he gained considerable experience while in Championship Wrestling from Florida and Georgia Championship Wrestling during the early 1960s. In May 1964, Danny Little Bear faced Johnny Bruce, Sputnik Monroe and Joe McCarthy who he fought to a time limit draw at the William Bell Auditorium in Augusta, Georgia on May 25. The following night he lost to Don Carson at the Macon City Auditorium in Macon, Georgia. Loosing to Wildman Phillips at the Ponce de Leon Ball Park in Atlanta, Georgia on June 5, he also teamed with Ron Reed in a tag team match against Johnny Heidman & Dick Dunn and in a singles match faced The Destroyer later that month. [2] In 1966, he would lose to Swede Karlson on May 17, 1966. Defeating Jack Vansky at the Paul Jones Sports Arena in Atlanta, Georgia on May 20, he would also team with Chief Crazy Horse against the Mysterious Medics the next night in Marietta. Loosing to them in a rematch in Atlanta on May 27, he also faced Jack Vansky in a rematch on June 4 as well as defeated Pancho Rosario and Wildman Wehba during the next week. Facing Bob Armstrong, Ken Yates and Pancho Rosario later that month, he also teamed with Chief Crazy Horse to defeat Ken Yates & Evil Eye Valentine at the Atlanta Municipal Auditorium in Atlanta on July 8. Although loosing to Tito Carreon on July 15, he would later defeat Jimmy Valentine in Macon on July 26 and, with Chief Crazy, faced the Infernos in Albany, Georgia two days later. He would also briefly feud with The Golden Terror before leaving the area in early August. [2] NWA Central States and the Gulf Coast[edit]The following year, he would defeat Jack Dalton for the Louisiana Heavyweight Championship in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on February 3 and, with Bobby Fields, defeated Jack & Frank Dalton for the NWA United States Tag Team Championship on February 21, 1967. Loosing the Louisiana Heavyweight title to Ken Lucas on March 31 and the tag team titles back to the Daltons on April 11, he and Luke Brown would defeat Dick Murdoch & K.O. Kox in Kansas City, Missouri three months later to win the NWA North American Tag Team Championship on June 31. The two would defend the titles for a little more then a month before Brown walked out on Danny Little Bear during a match on September 4. He later regained the tag team titles teaming with Stan Pulaski to defeat Tarzan Tyler & The Viking in a tournament final for the tag team titles on September 18. Although loosing the titles to Luke Brown & The Ox the following month, Danny Little Bear teamed with The Viking to recapture the tag team titles from his former tag team partner in St. Joseph, Missouri on November 7. Holding the titles for less then two weeks, they would loose the titles to K.O. & Killer Kox on November 20, 1967. Two years later, Danny Little Bear would win the NWA Central States Heavyweight championship in a tournament in St. Joseph on November 28, 1969. He would hold the title for over four months before loosing the title to Roger Kirby on April 3, 1970. While in Maple Leaf Wrestling, he and Reg Parks lost to the Hollywood Blonds (Dale Roberts & Jerry Brown) at the Varsity Arena in Toronto, Ontario on September 5, 1971. [3] The following year, he teamed with Omar Atlas to defeat Yasu Fuji & Chati Yokochi for the NWA North American Tag Team titles on January 27, 1972 before loosing the titles back to Yasu Fuji & Chati Yokochi on February 10. Defeating Harley Race for the NWA Central States Heavyweight title in St. Joseph the following night, he made a brief appearance in Stampede Wrestling facing Sailor White on February 15 [4] before returning to Kansas City to defeat Yasu Fuji & Chati Yokochi for the titles on March 9 before loosing the titles back to Fuji & Yokochi in Wichita, Kansas two days later. Later that month, he and Pat O'Connor would fight to a 45 min. time limit draw against Fuji & Yokochi in a 2-of-3 falls match at the Kansas City Memorial Hall in Kansas City on March 23. [5] Feud with Black Angus Campbell[edit]On March 29 at the St. Joseph City Auditorium, he would reunite with The Viking in the semi-main event to challenge Fuji & Yokochi for the tag team titles however the two began fighting with each other as the match started and were counted out. Later that night, he and The Viking would also be included in a 12 1/2-man battle royal which included Bob Orton, Sr., Steve Bolus, Pat O'Connor, Terry Martin, Rufus R. Jones, "Black" Jack Black, Yasu Fuji & Chati Yokochi, Omar Atlas, Black Angus Campbell and Percival Friend. While attempting to throw Percival Friend over the top rope, Danny Little Bear would be eliminated by Earl Black. The winner was to receive a $1,250 purse as well as a title shot against then NWA World Heavyweight Champion Dory Funk, Jr. [6] [7] He and The Stomper would soon begin pursuing the NWA North American Tag Team Champions loosing to them in a Texas Death Match on May 12. As the end of the match, as Danny Little Bear was about to pass out from a nervehold submission hold applied by Yasu Fuji, local and state police had to restrain several fans from entering the ring. [8] They would also fight them to a no-contest in a Texas Tornado match which eventually involved much of the wrestlers backstage to break up the fight. [9] Despite these setbacks, he and The Stomper were able to win the titles later that month. During this time, he began feuding with Black Angus Campbell over the NWA Central States Heavyweight Championship and soon lost the title to Campbell in Kansas City. Following the match, Campbell and his manager Percival A. Friend had to leave the arena under a police escort as fights started breaking out in the crowd. [10] A later rematch against Campbell in St. Joseph, Missouri resulted in a small riot occurred when two fans attacked Campbell's manager Percival A. Friend breaking his nose and attempting to enter the ring on behalf of Danny Little Bear. However, police having been assigned to the auditorium, the fans were stopped before they could get two Campbell although promoter Gust Karras chose not to pursue charges against them. [11] He and Omar Atlas would also loose the tag team titles to Campbell & Roger Kirby on June 29. On June 13, he and Rufus Jones defeated Angus Campbell, Roger Kirby and manager Percival Friend in a handicap match Des Moines, Iowa. Later that year, he also defeated Harley Race as well as continuing to feud with Campbell & Kirby over the NWA Central States North American Tag Team titles facing them in a 2-of-3 falls match at the NWA Central States 40th Anniversary Show on September 22. Although Danny Little Bear took the first fall pinning Roger Kirby, he was pinned by Campbell while Kirby scored the third pinfall pinning Omar Atlas thanks in part to outside interference by Percival Friend. [12] During the next few weeks, he defeated Harley Race on September 29 [13] and Juan Sebastian on October 19. [14] On November 3, Danny Little Bear teamed with Omar Atlas and Les Thornton in a 6-man tag team match against Billy Howard, Juan Sebastian and The Destroyer in a 2-3 falls match in the semi-final main event at the St. Joseph City Auditorium in St. Joseph, Missouri. The match would last almost an hour with each team gaining one fall before Howard, Sebastian and The Destroyer scored the final pinfall after Omar Atlas was pinned. Near the end of the match, several fans began storming the ring while Danny Little Bear faced The Destroyer. Police were able to prevent fans from entering the ring however and eventually arrested six fans before the crowd calmed down. [15] Later that year, he teamed with rival Black Angus Campbell to defeat Roger Kirby & The Destroyer although they failed to defeat NWA North American Central States Tag Team Champions Harley Race & Roger Kirby on December 5, 1972. [13] During the next year, he would regain the NWA Central States Heavyweight Championship from Roger Kirby on April 27 before loosing the title to "Bulldog" Bob Brown two months later. He would also make a failed bid against recently crowned NWA World Heavyweight Champion Harley Race loosing to him in St. Joseph on May 25, 1973 as well as several rematches in Des Moines the following month. [16] [17] Stampede Wrestling[edit]In early 1974, he began wrestling for Calgary-based Stampede Wrestling defeating The Stomper for the Stampede North American Heavyweight title on April 12. Enjoying a 5-month reign as Stampede North American Heavyweight Champion, he also faced Jack Brisco in a match for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship in Calgary, Alberta on June 5 [18] before loosing the title to John Quinn on September 13, 1974. Returning to the Kansas City-area, he would score victories over Jesse Ventura, Buddy King and Charlie Pullins before fighting to a no contest with Tank Patton in Sedalia, Missouri on July 22, 1975. Feuding with Patton over the next several weeks, he defeated Patton in a rematch on July 29 and teamed with Bob Geigel, Akio Sato and Ted Oates to defeat Patton, Jesse Ventura, Black Destroyer and Oki Shikina in an 8-man tag team match in Wichita on July 30. Defeating NWA Central States Heavyweight Champion Ed Wiskowski by disqualification on July 31, he also defeated Jesse Ventura in a boxing match on August 5. Teaming with Akio Sato the following month, Danny Little Bear lost in a tag team match to Tank Patton & Mr. Seki on September 11 and, with Bob Geigel, again lost to Patton & Mr. Seki on September 25 and on October 2, 1975. [19] NWA Mid-America and later years[edit]During the late 1970s, he would spend his last years in NWA Mid-America and teamed with Chief Thundercloud to defeat Dennis Condrey & Phil Hickerson for the NWA Mid-America Southern Tag Team Championship in November 1976. Successfully defending the titles against David Shults & Bill Ash, Gorgeous George, Jr. & J.J. Dillon and Dutch Mantel with partners including Plowboy Frazier, Jerry Lawler and Tommy Gilbert, [20] they would loose the titles to Dutch Mantell & David Shults at the Mid-South Coliseum in Memphis, Tennessee on January 3, 1977. Although defeating Mantel & Shults by disqualification on January 9, they were unable to win the titles back. Feuding with The Bounty Hunters later that year, Danny Little Bear and Chief Thundercloud participated in a 10-man elimination match with The Bounty Hunters, Jerry Barber, Don Bass, The Boston Strangler, Al Costello, George Gulas and Tojo Yamamoto who eventually won the match on March 28. The following month, they would win the NWA Tennessee Tag Team Championship. Teaming with "Pistol" Pez Whatley, he loosing to Mid-West Champion Don Kent & Ed George and, during the same card, lost the NWA Tennessee Tag Team titles to "Crazy" Luke Graham & Ripper Collins on May 2. [21] Retiring from professional wrestling by the end of the year, he returned to Georga and lived with his wife Mary Ann until his death on May 12, 1991. [22] Championships and accomplishments[edit]
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1980[edit]Robin’s first involvement with cycling was with the amateur racing team of the Pennsylvania Cycling Club (PBC) out of Germantown, Pa assisting with team management and race organization. 1983[edit]Robin managed a US pro cycling team by GIOS bicycles for the Tour of America with Roger De Vlaminck and John Eustice, the then U.S. Professional Champion and Jeff Rutter. Later that year she managed 7-UP team with John, Jeff Rutter Dag Salander and Ian Jackson that participated at Superweek and other races on the domestic calendar. 1984[edit]Robin registered the first American professional road race team thus becoming the first woman in the history of cycling to own and manage a men’s professional team. That year the team, sponsored by Gianni Motta, became the first U.S. team to enter the Giro D’Italia, Giro D’Puglia., Giro D’ Toscana, Giro D’Trentino and Tour of Switzerland and other European races. Racing in Europe in a man’s sport presented significant challenges including overcoming rules that prohibited woman from being in the caravan. At managers meetings prior to each race the race organization would vote to allow Robin to ride in the team car. 1985[edit]Robin put together another U.S. based team, the Philadelphia Lasers sponsored by Rank Xerox and Benotto. This was the first U.S. professional team to compete in the Vuelta Espana and other races on the European calendar including Dauphine Libere, Midi Libre, Tour of Luxembourg and the Tour of Colombia. In 1985-86 Robin had a very successful Junior Team winning many races, numerous State Championships and several National Championships. 1987-89[edit]In 1987 through 1988 the team was sponsored by Pepsi-Fanini and in 1989 by EuroCar. The team with Roberto Gaggioli won 80 races in the U.S. during these three years. The team raced in the 1987 edition of the Coors Classic from Hawaii to Colorado winning the Reno criterium stage. In 1988 Roberto won the CoreStates Championships in Philadelphia and the team won the team prize. In 1989 Robin started working for the company promoting the professional national championship race in Philadelphia eventually becoming the Technical Director of the event through 2005 as well as the technical director for the West Virginia K-Mart Classic stage race, Tour of Georgia, the San Francisco Grand Prix and numerous other events major events in the U.S. 1990-91[edit]The team was sponsored by Poland Spring, Subaru and Tommasini. Riders that have been on teams managed by Robin include Olympic gold medalist Gregor Braun, Six Day winner and wearer of the Yellow Jersey - Didi Thurau, Roger De Vlaminck, Olympic gold medalist Marcelo Bartolini, Kim Erickson and Matt Eaton winner of Britain’s Milk Race.. Robin also served as the cycling assistant competition manager for 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia. In 2006 Robin started her own event promotion company to focus on road racing, cyclo-cross and fund-raising events. Sources[edit]News Papers Philadelphia Inquirer date (???) 1986 Dave Caldwell Philadelphia Inquirer June 20, 1988 front page and section C Philadelphia Daily News June 20 1988 Bill Fleischman New York Times June 19 1988 Wendy Solomon Internation Herald Tribune June 6 1989 Sam Abt International Herald Tribune June 12 1997 Sam Abt New York Times October 17 1999 Sam Abt Books Up The Road by Sam Abt 2005 pages 52-55 Fabulous World of Cycling Season 1984 page 98 photo of team that completed the Giro with Robin as manager Magazines Winning Magazine - Bicycle Racing Illustrated July 1984 page 10 Winning Magazine - Bicycle Racing Illustrated August 1988 pages 52-54 Winning Magazine - Bicycle Racing Illustrated September 1990 pages 21-22 PhillySports Magazine 1986 June or July issue
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Earl Patrick Freeman (August 23, 1932-December 28, 1989) was a Canadian professional wrestler, best known by his ringname Paddy Ryan, who competed in North American and international promotions during the 1950s, 60s and 70s. While competing the western Canada and the Pacific Northwest, Freeman was involved in memorable feuds with Lumberjack Luke, Ripper Collins and "Crippler" Ray Stevens during the late 1970s. Career[edit]Born in Hamilton, Ontario, Freeman began wrestling professionally during the 1950s finding success in Germany as Bud Freeman. Competing in European and Japanese promotions during the 1960s as both Bud Freeman and The Zebra Kid, Freeman returned to North America in the mid 1970s. While wrestling for Buffalo promoter Pedro Martinez, he teamed with The Assassin against Johnny Fargo & Chief White Owl at the War Memorial Auditorium in Buffalo, New York on March 22, 1972. Loosing to Pampero Firpo on March 29, he would team with Luis Martinez against the Fargo Brothers (Don & Johnny Fargo) on April 29. After loosing to Chief White Owl on May 24, [1] he would leave for Canada later that year facing The Beast at the Ontario Place Forum in Toronto, Ontario on June 15, 1972. [2] As Paddy Ryan, Freeman would find success in Superstar Championship Wrestling teaming with John Quinn to defeat Ray Steele & Luke Brown for the SCW Western States Tag Team Championship in Seattle, Washington on November 20, 1973. Defeating Eddie Sullivan for the SCW Western States Heavyweight Championship in 1975, he later lost the title to Ripper Sawyer later that year. After the close of SCW in 1976, Freeman appeared in Stampede Wrestling briefly holding the Stampede North American Heavyweight Championship after defeating Mr. Sakurada in Calgary, Alberta on September 1, 1978. He would hold the title for less then a month before loosing to Kasavudu on September 22. During this time, he would team with Bret Hart in his debut match against Mr. Hito & Mr. Sakurada in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. [3] During the early 1980s, he wrestled for Al Tomko's All-Star Wrestling based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Teaming with Chief Jay Strongbow and Goldie Rodgers, he also served as a mentor to younger wrestlers such as Greg Lake. After his retirement in 1982, he lived in Port Moody, British Columbia and was in failing health for several years [4] before his death on December 28, 1989 following a massive heart attack brought about by a stroke. [5] Championships and accomplishments[edit]
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Elements that make P.S. 199[edit]Since PS. 199 was founded in___ the school has grown and each year it becomes better known. Some of the elements that make this elementary school stand out from others come from the special programs that they are involved with. The school works on a schedule of doing math each day, there is also tutoring available in school for students who are struggling with certain topics. Three great programs which work with P.S. 199 are: New York Philharmonic School Partnership Program, Literary Leaders, and the National Dance Institute. The New York Philharmonic School Partnership Program works with students in grades 4th and 5th to create a better understanding and love for music. The students who get to be involved in this program are given the chance to attend concerts, play the recorder, and realize that overall, music is important to have in a classroom, a school community, and in life. Literary Leaders was formed for students who enjoy reading books. These students read specific books over a certain period of time and then take time to talk about them during their lunch time. The National Dance Institute is a program that was created which is similar to the New York Philharmonic School Partnership Program. The National Dance Institute (NDI) visits public schools around New York City and teaches students how to create movement with music and put dances together. Each year they work with over 35,000 students. P.S. 199 is one of the many schools that are involved with these special programs. These programs are important for making P.S. 199 and other public schools such strong schools. Afterschool Programs[edit]Many parents whose children have attended and currently attend P.S. 199 take advantage of many after school programs around the neighborhood. Sports and Stuff is one of the many after school programs. It was created in the 1990s by a group of people who saw a great opportunity to start something new where students could stay after school and be active. The program is still running today and many students still stay to take part in sports…and stuff. Literary Book clubs have also been around P.S. 199 for a while now. Students who enjoy reading get involved with this afterschool program and discuss books which are assigned. It’s a great way for students who love to read to constantly have their face in a book.
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Cyrus Frisch (born September 22, 1969 in Amsterdam) is a Dutch filmmaker. His films frequently deal with topics such as (mental) violence, war. They concentrate on poetry and beauty within the harsh reality of modern life. His film “Why didn’t anybody tell me it would become this bad in Afghanistan” is reported to be the first fictional feature film shot on mobile phone to premiere at major international filmfestivals: the International Film Festival Rotterdam 2007, the Tribeca Film Festival 2007, the San Francisco International Film Festival 2007, Pesaro 2007. Filmography ▪ Ellen ten Damme Stay (music video) ▪ Blackwater Fever (feature film) (2008) ▪ Why didn’t anybody tell me it would become this bad in Afghanistan / Waarom heeft niemand mij verteld dat het zo erg zou worden in Afghanistan (feature film) (2007) ▪ Forgive me (feature film) (2001) ▪ Geen titel (medium-length documentary film) (1996) ▪ I shall honour your live (short documentary film) (1996) ▪ Live Experimenteren (medium-length documentary film) (1995) ▪ Selfpity / Zelfbeklag (experimental film) (1993) ▪ Welcome 2 (short film) (1992) ▪ Screentest (short film) (1992) ▪ Welcome 1 (short film) (1991) ▪ De Kut van Maria (short film) (1990)
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Features[edit]There is decoding VIN, data input oval shields, search on model, the name of a detail. Sources[edit]www.autopodaci.com www.auto-programi.com Sevenalsothere (talk) 21:06, 25 November 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-11-25
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Soundsect is an online music publication that focuses on independent, underground, and nontraditional music. The site offers professional music criticism, music news, and artist interviews. It was founded in 2006 by journalist Richie Corelli and designer/artist Tom Gilbert and features a full and diverse staff of artists and writers. Soundsect is unique in that it covers a very wide variety of music, all of which is relative to Indie Culture. The website moves from popular Independent Rock to confrontational Post-Industrial, from dreamy Shoegaze to complex Breakcore, from abstract Hip-Hop to comfortable Ambient.
Sources[edit]www.soundsect.com Soundsect has been quoted, in print, on the cover of Tour:smart, a music business book written by Martin Atkins. The book was published by Soluble LLC. Amazon.com listed the quote from Soundsect as one of their Editorial Reviews for Martin Atkin's Tour:smart book: http://www.amazon.com/Tour-Smart-Break-Martin-Atkins/dp/0979731305/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/103-7365688-6735846?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1193688009&sr=8-1 The Russian Association of Independent Genres cited Soundsect's critical review of Won James Won: http://www.raig.ru/wonjameswon.asp Tell-All Records mentioned and linked Soundsect from their main webpage: http://www.tellallrecords.com/ Self Righteous Records has reprinted an entire Soundsect review: http://www.selfrighteous.ca/articles/soundsect_hbear.html Drone records.de quoted soundsect: http://www.dronerecords.de/album.view.html?album=7920
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Sources[edit]http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/shows_hlwid/episode/0,,hgtv_24156_50681,00.html http://www.interiordesign.net/id_article/CA601291/id?stt=000&text=sicis http://www.stoneworld.com/CDA/Archives/1dc144ceb06f7010VgnVCM100000f932a8c0____ http://www.evanglassman.com 66.82.9.55 (talk) 21:35, 25 November 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-11-25
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"It's a true inspirational album!" the great Mighty Mos Def has said. "Man I wish I had half his talent." Nasir Jones "The ROC is in major trouble, AMPlified records, HOVVAAA!" Jay-Z in his brief interview about AMP and his rapping career. "Yo son I came back from death just to listen to this album." Big L and Biggie Smalls The album was slated to release in January, but has been pushed back to April 7th which is AMP's birthdate. This is because Kanye West who is going through problems and MR. West is slated to produce 4 of the 20 songs. This is unconventional because most albums are released on Tuesday, but AMP believes his album is that good.
One feature is slated for the album, the feature is with an AMPlified record rapper, Shiv Shiv aka Shivali Vashisht Rappers from AMPLified records AMP - CEO He's not a businessman hes a business MANNNNNN AND the Wu tang Clan CHHURA Producers RAJAN SING aka LION KING On OCtober 17th, 2007 AMPlified records studio had been attacked by a group of horses. The news has been concealed by the media and we do not know where the horses came from. It is rumored AMP has a song that attacks these horses called You're days are over (no more racing for you seabiscuit)
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